FIG to Corp Strat?
I’m currently a first year associate in fig covering pretty much everything except banks. A recruiter reached out to me the other day about a Corp Strat role at a large asset manager. The group is small and the pay seems high. I originally planned on staying in ib for awhile and attempting to make it to a Hf but I know that’s a hard part post mba. This role is enticing and the hours would be much better. They also have a history picking people out of corp Strat to run departments.
would I be dumb to not pursue this? Or is Corp Strat easy to get?
Just try to understand what are your long term goals. Would you see yourself in Corp Strategy or HF or PE or IB in the long-term? I think it's a great role if you want to learn about how a company really works from the inside
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